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Positioning : Two Official System

Positioning : Two Official System. Presentation Designed by Illinois Hockey Officials Association. Importance of Being in Proper Position. Fundamental building block Enables official to see as much action as possible (enhancing judgment) Provides official with safe viewing areas

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Positioning : Two Official System

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  1. Positioning : Two Official System Presentation Designed by Illinois Hockey Officials Association

  2. Importance of Being in Proper Position • Fundamental building block • Enables official to see as much action as possible (enhancing judgment) • Provides official with safe viewing areas • Keeps official out of the way • Keeps official out of “ No Mans Land “

  3. Field of Vision

  4. No Man’s Land

  5. Starting the Game • One Official at center ice • ( Facing Timekeeper ) • Partner on opposite side of ice on center red line • Continually switching ends throughout the game • When puck is dropped, free official moves with the play • Move in a direction that will put your partner in a safe position • Don’t skate into the play

  6. Positioning During Play • Play leaving Neutral Zone and enters Attacking Zone • Free official is at line before play • Official moves to goal line after making call at blue line • Deep official is responsible for watching play • Official on blue line watches in front of goal • Partner moves up to blue line

  7. Watches Behind Play Watches Play

  8. Positioning During Play • Play reverses and goes into opposite attacking zone • Back official must wait at blue line to be sure play is leaving the zone • Back official moves to his line backwards • Makes call at blue line and follows play into zone • Partner skates quickly out of zone as players leave zone • Moves up to blue line

  9. Play

  10. Positioning During Play • Play in the Neutral Zone • Both officials at their respective blue lines • ( Skates in the Attacking Zone ) • Officials always diagonally across from each other

  11. Play

  12. Positioning During Face-offs • Neutral Zone face-offs • Official directly opposite side of the face-off • Must be ready to move in either direction with the play • Play goes toward his own end : follow and partner will respond • Play goes toward partners end: follow and continue with play

  13. Play

  14. Positioning During Face-offs • End zone face-offs • Diagonally opposite on far blue line ( 10 feet from boards and inside zone ) • Maintains line until play leaves zone • Official conducting face-off moves to goal line or out of zone with play

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  16. Positioning in the End Zone and on the Goal Line • Skating into end zone • Skate hard into end zone • No coasting keep feet moving • Get to goal line quickly, but only when the path is clear • Never cut through the face-off spot

  17. Positioning in the End Zone and on the Goal Line • Proper use of home base • Easy to move toward goal when shot on goal • Easy to move back to corner when play moves to referees side • Following play out of zone • Move quickly out of zone so partner can release blue line • Anticipate the play leaving the zone

  18. Golden Triangle Home Base

  19. Post Game Positioning • At the buzzer • Check ice first for altercations • During hand shake line • Officials on each side of line diagonally across from each other • Removed from players

  20. X O X O X O X O X O X O

  21. Retrieving the Puck • Normal Stoppages • Official in zone of stoppage spots face-off • Partner retrieves puck, hands off and returns to position

  22. Normal Stoppages

  23. Retrieving the puck • After goal • Official in zone of goal reports goal and assists • Partner retrieves the puck and conducts ensuing face-off

  24. After Goal

  25. Retrieving the puck • After penalty • Official assessing penalty reports penalty • Partner retrieves puck and conducts face-off

  26. After Penalty

  27. Any Questions?

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